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The Mozart of Poetry
Sabin Iqbal
The leanness of the streets in Poznan reminded me of the ‘chiselled’ and lean lines of Wisława Szymborska, the Nobel-winning poet who was born in a remote village 20 kilometres from the city a century ago today
Rahul Gandhi: Being an Intellectual
If you were a well-wisher of Rahul Gandhi, you would tell him to stop pretending to be an intellectual. Being an intellectual is not necessary to be prime minister
The Battle for Religious Reform
Someone needs to challenge the radical and revisionist interpretations of Islam
BJP weighs Dhami’s `doer’ image in deciding Uttarakhand CM
Reinstating a chief minister who lost his seat is a tricky precedent to set
Covid-19: The Wolf May Never Come
Is testing still important? What if India had tested for corona at the rate of South Korea or Germany?
A Mosque in Paris
What the history of the city’s first Muslim place of worship says about an issue that continues to cause controversy
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